Serviced 1969 14K Gold Filled Bulova Accutron Sweeping Second's Hand

This isn't your ordinary vintage watch, not just because it looks dashing in an era where subdued colors were the trend, but because this watch isn't even mechanical. 

So let's take a look at what makes this watch truly unique from the rest of the vintage watches.

 This movement was the first watch movement to incorporate a tuning fork, which until then had only been used for music equipment, and with the help of Engineer Max Hetzel, the result of this engineering feat was a movement that was accurate to a minute a month, and that had a completely smooth sweeping seconds hand. 

However, this watch is not just a stunning piece of engineering. This watch is an absolute stunner, with a nicely aged golden dial surrounded with a deep grey outer ring, two-toned hour & minute hands straight out of the 60s and we can't ignore that seconds hand. If you're looking to be mesmerized then all you need to do is look at the seconds hand, a finely aged dark red hand sweeps smoothly throughout the dial and one is often caught staring at the watch for far longer than is needed to tell the time. 

Housing this watch is a beautiful case with a unique case design, a shape that calls back to the trench watches of the 20's with semi-hooded lugs that add further character to the watch. The 14K gold ties this wonderful piece together to create a watch that one cannot forget.